Hi,
I have a Windows 7 computer with 5 HD configured as a RAID5 as a data volume D, so the OS is on C on a separate HD. One drive of my RAID failed, but the computer is working "almost normal" as a great number of my files are working. I already started migrating working files out of D into a new external HD. I do not wish to rebuild the volume because disks are old and small (they worked very well for several years) so I would like to know how I can "rebuild" any nonworkable files. Other than moving working files out of volume D, I am not using that PC at all, I unplugged it from the internet, I stopped antivirus and any other running programs to avoid any new writing on volume D.
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated,
Steven
I have a Windows 7 computer with 5 HD configured as a RAID5 as a data volume D, so the OS is on C on a separate HD. One drive of my RAID failed, but the computer is working "almost normal" as a great number of my files are working. I already started migrating working files out of D into a new external HD. I do not wish to rebuild the volume because disks are old and small (they worked very well for several years) so I would like to know how I can "rebuild" any nonworkable files. Other than moving working files out of volume D, I am not using that PC at all, I unplugged it from the internet, I stopped antivirus and any other running programs to avoid any new writing on volume D.
Your suggestions are greatly appreciated,
Steven